Here in Reviews, we play games so you don’t have to! No, that’s stupid. What we will do, however, is provide in-depth looks at and opinions on a variety of new releases, from triple-A titles to the many unique Nindies. Our reviewers will break down the pros and cons; the rest is up to you.
SaGa Frontier Remastered is a oldschool RPG with a lot of forward-thinking ideas- but don’t be shocked by the steep learning curve.
Pac-Man 99 is not just the best Nintendo Switch Online exclusive there is to currently play or the most pristine entry in the franchise since Championship Edition premiered digitally on the Xbox Live Arcade almost a decade ago…
Say No! More offers a comedic take on capitalist culture of overachievement. It’s a weird game, but it works in its own strange way.
Genesis Noir is the jaw-dropping, elegantly paced, hardboiled cosmic murder mystery you didn’t know you needed.
Outriders proves the same thing that Destiny did when it first launched: build a game around a solid foundation and getting through the game is less of a struggle.
If you have not played Star Wars: Republic Commando before, Aspyr’s latest port is the perfect way to experience this cult classic even if it does not add anything of significance to its already admirable base…
Balan Wonderworld seems like it has a lot going for it, but character design and good intentions can’t make up for atrocious execution.
Perhaps its gameplay doesn’t reach its potential, but Lost Words: Beyond the Page succeeds in telling an emotional tale of grief and growth.
NeoGeo Pocket Color Selection Vol. 1 is an excellent retro collection that demonstrates why the ill-fated handheld is worth remembering.
Star Renegades is another entry in the indie roguelite pantheon, and stands tall with complex combat and interparty relationships…
While it doesn’t always work as a game, Adios’ excellent writing and strong performances make it an experience worth playing.
Root Film is a captivating collection of intermingled murder mysteries that goes to some surprising (and often quite dark) places.
Aspyr continues to give cult classics new life on modern systems, and “Stubbs the Zombie in Rebel Without a Pulse” is worth a look.
It has been one year since Animal Crossing: New Horizons released and we first stepped onto a…
Developer: Wayward Distractions | Publisher: The Quantum Astrophysicists Guild | Genre: Platformer | Platforms: PC, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Nintendo Switch |…
Persona 5 Strikers may not act as a direct full-blown sequel to its magnificent predecessor when it comes to its story, but the Phantom Thieves of Hearts are still back to take an absorbing victory lap through their home territory…
“El Hijo” is a unique take on a western, a kid-friendly tale that replaces violence with stealth. While not for everyone, it feels fresh.
Of all the classic Neo Geo Pocket Color titles that’ve come to Switch, SNK vs. Capcom is easily the most fully-featured of the bunch.
Featured in Goomba Stomp’s own Indie Spotlight earlier this year as a part of the Steam Game Festival, Loop Hero emerged as a serious contender…
HuniePop 2: Double Date is an ambitious, surprisingly challenging sequel to what was already one of the best dating sims on the market.